There are moments in the morning when I feel a sense of comfort welling up in my heart…

I purposely pause for a little while before saying, "Good morning!"…
I don't want to deprive the children of saying "Good morning!" first…

But, in the end, I always say, "Good morning!" first anyway…
Not that I dislike it, but…

Today, as soon as a boy saw me, he said "Good morning, sensei!" with a big smile, and I said "Good morning!". I was so happy that it felt like I was in heaven…

I don't want to say something formal like, "Let's say hello out loud!" but…

I believe that greetings are "the key to opening the door to someone's heart"…
That's why I told them, "Let's not wait for a greeting from now on!''
When I taught this, it didn't seem like a mistake, but it was probably just a formality…

But today I learned something from that child…

My heart was filled with emotion! This was because his "Heart is open''…
The most important thing is that our own "heart is open'' first…

It felt great to hear "Good morning!" with your heart wide open!
Thank you!

Because of this, I don't think your future will be gloomy…

Beyond this image,
I'm sure he'll become a child who can open his heart and say, "Thank you"…
He can open his heart and say, "I'm sorry"…
If you can open your heart, you will be able to consider the other person's heart…
You will be able to put your shoes together, close the door, or not to leave the toilet paper unattended when you run out of toilet paper.
I'm sure they could even do that…
I'm sure they'd make a wonderful wife or husband too…

I talked a little bit about this with the designers today…

Let's start with "me"…

Today's famous scene

She must have been playing for almost 30 minutes…
She hasn't moved her body that much in this comfortable room…
But for some reason, her head feels sweaty…
It looks like steam is about to come out!　
Her brain is sweating! This is "immersion''!!

"I'll bring food for the grasshoppers!"
"Yes!"

What they brought back were "Tonosama" grasshoppers…
Lots of "Tonosama" grasshoppers with faces like Kamen Riders!

Last time, when they opened the insect cage, two of them escaped…
Today, they're going to spread out lots of grass and create a calm environment to prevent them from escaping. They're going to use this picture book to study!
Because they provided such a good environment…
They even laid eggs…

Good, good!